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We leave Belfast Lough and head back to Liverpool, getting a mix of weather and sea. We also plan our new solar arch and get a welcome committee of dolphins! ...

We finally get back to work (sailing) and leave Liverpool for new adventures starting with a crossing to Northern Ireland to attend a maritime festival ...

We leave Peel, Isle of man, for a short passage to Port St Mary and we go on a lovely calm day. Unfortunately the weather soon turns and we make the mistake of ...

A preview of our next episode where things do not go as planned.

We get weather-bound for a few days in the Isle of Man, so Gaynor goes off in search of the local seafood whilst Beverley keeps an eye on the weather. ...

We sail from Bangor to Peel via Donaghadee Sound and dodging plenty of lobster pots, but rollers from recent storms persisted and, combined with light winds, ...

We leave a very wet and rainy Peel and do an overnight passage across the Irish Sea and into the Mersey where we wait for the tides to be right so that we can ...

We are joined by some friends to help us crew for the long leg from Peel to Liverpool, but this brings the crisis of only having a small stove into sharp ...

We decided to take a day off and enjoy Portpatrick before we finally leave and commence our run down to the Isle of Man. This time the sea was much calmer and ...